Matthew McConaughey’s new Failure To Lunch trailer is online… and I’d hate to say it… but I think it actually look pretty clever. Yes it’s another Romantic Comedy… Yes you already know the two will end up together at the end with some big romantic twist… Yes there will be … [Read More]
I’ve never been afraid to ask hard questions here on The Movie Blog. I’ve also never been afraid to give my opinion on something when I know it’s not a popular one. When I praise Fahrenheit 9/11 as a great documentary I get labeled by Right Wing drones as a … [Read More]
For all the horrible films that came out in 2005 (see this list) there were also some really enjoyable film going experiences as well. As you read The Movie Blog’s Top 10 Best Films of 2005, there are 2 very important things to keep in mind. FIRST, this list is … [Read More]
The nominees for the Directors, Screen Actors and Writers Guilds Awards were mailed out a few days ago, apart from a slight glitch where a Director was nonimated then hastily removed, there’s not huge surprises. For all three sets of nominations – the Directors, Writers and Screen Actors – just … [Read More]
Well the emails are in once again and there’s more than enough for another Readers Lives. So here are some of your emails which some of you might find interesting, if you don’t then find something interesting to email into me and I’ll get it included in the next issue! … [Read More]
After continually slagging off the people behind Bond, it looks like Pierce Brosnan is keen to recover his glory days as an undercover agent, but not as Bond, as another even more cheesy spy. Remington Steele! Yes, I could hardly believe the news either. From Hello Magazine comes the amazing … [Read More]
So the awards begin, well actually they are late because The Movie Blog Awards voting for categories and nominees began just yesterday, so next up are the Golden Globe Nominations. To check out the list of nominees just head read the full story, I’m surprised that Crash is only up … [Read More]
The American Film Institute has handed out their list for the top 10 films of 2005. The list is given in no particular order. Here is their list: -BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN -CAPOTE -CRASH -THE 40 YEAR-OLD VIRGIN -GOOD NIGHT, AND GOOD LUCK. -A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE -KING KONG -MUNICH -THE SQUID … [Read More]
Title=Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Score=6
Summary=Darker and scarier than the rest with great effects but harshly edited and too fast paced with no time to keep up. Grint is the best young actor in the cast with the others struggling with overacting. The ending hurts the movie somewhat with it’s “get out clause” which appears from nowhere and seems contrived. Not the best in the series, but so far the second strongest.
We’ve had rumours galore on Batman Begins already, but now it seems we’re hearing more on the villains in the movie, covering the previous rumours of Scarecrow, Joker and even Penguin! You can read the summary in the full story, but beware there may be spoilers, if the rumours are … [Read More]
You know top lists are about debate, there’s not a closure on them, and none of them are right and yet all of them are. Your list is right for you, mine for me, the Movie Blog’s for everyone. The fun is in debating and remembering some of those great … [Read More]
There’s new footage from Superman over at the official site in the form of some video of a night crowd scene being filmed and some stills. Over at dTheatre they are warning that this might contain a spoiler, so be warned…me, I’m steering clear! It’s difficult but I want to … [Read More]